Coach Wesley Chideme, Chief Executive Officer of Devine International Travel, has been recognised among Africa’s Under 40 CEOs at an awards ceremony held in South Africa last week, a platform celebrating emerging business leaders across the continen
The recognition places Chideme among young executives acknowledged for leadership, entrepreneurship and innovation in their respective industries, particularly within tourism and business services.
The Under 40 CEOs platform highlights young African leaders under the age of 40 who are driving growth across sectors including finance, tourism, technology and development.
Speaking after the recognition, Chideme said the award reflects years of resilience, discipline and belief in entrepreneurship despite challenges facing young business owners.
“To every aspiring entrepreneur, dream boldly and act courageously. The path to success is not reserved for the most talented or the most connected—it belongs to those who refuse to give up when challenges arise,” he said.
He added that setbacks are part of the journey rather than a reason to give up.
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“Do not fear failure; fear never trying. Failure is not the opposite of success—it is part of the journey. Every setback carries a lesson, every obstacle builds resilience,” he said.
Chideme said success is built through consistency and daily commitment rather than sudden breakthroughs.
“Success is built daily through discipline, consistency, sacrifice and an unwavering belief in your vision,” he said.
Devine International Travel, which he leads, operates in the tourism and travel sector, offering travel facilitation and related services to clients in Zimbabwe and beyond.
The Under 40 CEOs recognition programme continues to spotlight young African entrepreneurs making an impact across industries and expanding their influence beyond national borders.
Chideme’s recognition adds to a growing list of Zimbabwean business leaders being honoured on continental platforms, reflecting increasing participation in regional and international business networks.
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